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I've tried some little time To compose another rhyme, And I've tried to think of something Japanesey; But the subjects are so few, That to think of something new Is a task which I do not consider easy. The latest thing, they say, Is the “Hera hera he,” Though what that means I've not the least idea; 'Tis a geisha dance, you know, Which just now is all the go, You may see it every night at San-no-Miya. CHORUS: The “Hera here he” She dances every day In an elegant kimono and an obi; If you go out to Japan, You must see Kohana san She's the prettiest little geisha girl in Kobe. |
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